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October 07, 2003

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Recall Crazy!!
Today is the day! After weeks of craziness in the Golden State, today is the day the voter's will have their say as to whether Gray Davis stays or is replaced by Arnold/Cruz/Tom. Follow developments today at the following links:

California Insider (For inside info and analysis from Daniel Weintraub)

Andrew Sullivan (for an outsider's view check this blog)

Hugh Hewitt (the one and only California "shock jock")

MSNBC.com (for big media coverage - take with a grain of salt)

Priorities and Frivolities (In depth analysis by one of the web's foremost bloggers)

CalPundit (For a liberal view of things)

Real Clear Politics (Insightful blogging and links to articles galore)

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